Developer Rodrigo Araujo released the new Shortcuts utility Charty today. Charty donates 11 actions to the Shortcuts app to create charts and graphs. I haven’t had the chance to play too much with Charty, but I am thrilled to see another Shortcuts utility enter the App Store. After the release of Toolbox Pro, Data Jar,Continue reading “Charty Shortcuts utility released”
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The debut of LaunchCuts for iOS
If you are a Shortcuts power user, do yourself a favor and download LaunchCuts from developer Adam Tow, a powerful launcher that supplements Apple’s native Shortcuts app. I’ve only found a few minutes to tinker with LaunchCuts, but I love the idea of being able to sort Shortcuts by filtered tags and organize Shortcuts intoContinue reading “The debut of LaunchCuts for iOS”
Federico Viticci Debuts MusicBot Shortcut
Federico Viticci Debuts MusicBot Shortcut From MacStories Called MusicBot, the shortcut encompasses dozens of different features and aims to be an all-in-one assistant that helps you listen to music more quickly, generate intelligent mixes based on your tastes, rediscover music from your library, control playback on AirPlay 2 speakers, and much more. Anyone who followsContinue reading “Federico Viticci Debuts MusicBot Shortcut”
David Sparks releases Shortcuts Field Guide, iOS 13 Edition
From David Sparks on MacSparky I’m pleased to announce the release of the new iOS 13 edition of the Shortcuts Field Guide. The new Shortcuts Field guide was shot entirely new with the new Shortcuts for iOS 13. Apple changed a lot and it is all covered in this field guide. I’m a fan ofContinue reading “David Sparks releases Shortcuts Field Guide, iOS 13 Edition”
MacStories Debuts Shortcuts Archive
From MacStories After several months of work, I’m pleased to announce the MacStories Shortcuts Archive – the official repository for shortcuts I’ve created over the years (including when they used to be called “workflows”) and which have been updated, tested for the Shortcuts app, and collected in a single place. I am a huge fanContinue reading “MacStories Debuts Shortcuts Archive”
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